Gwyneth Dunwoody - Labour parliamentary candidate
Interview 30 April 2005
Labour's longest-serving female MP talks to ePolitix.com about the women's vote, transport issues and how the election campaign is hurting British democracy.
Campaign is 'hurting democracy' says veteran backbencher
News Article 30 April 2005
Labour's longest-serving female backbencher has said the government is not listening to both its own party members and the public.
BG Group: Welcome
Government Affairs Website Page
Crossrail
Government Affairs Website
Gwyneth Dunwoody
MP Website
Dunwoody: "I won't go quietly"
Press Review 14 June 2002
Labour whips to silence Dunwoody
Press Review 13 June 2002
Dunwoody protests over smear campaign
Press Review 10 June 2002
'Vinegar Lil' fights back
Press Review 6 June 2002
Don't shoot the messenger, Dunwoody tells Prescott
News Article 5 June 2002
The transport committee's chairman has hit back at claims by the deputy prime minister that she helped play a part in the resignation by Stephen Byers.
Prescott: 'Dunwoody knifed Byers in the back'
News Article 30 May 2002
John Prescott's attack on a senior Labour colleague for forcing Stephen Byers' resignation as transport secretary has triggered an angry response from backbench MPs.
Dunwoody warns 'out of touch' Blair
Press Review 28 March 2002
Dunwoody loses committee fight
Press Review 16 November 2001
Dunwoody dismissed in 10 minutes
Press Review 18 July 2001
Christmas Day (Trading) Bill (PMB 04) (Failed backbench bill 2000-2001)
Legislation 10 May 2001
Gwyneth Dunwoody, Lab, Crewe and Nantwich
